Leon Reteig

👨‍💻🏥 Post-doc Data Scientist @ University Medical Center Utrecht | 🧠🎓 PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience. @[email protected]

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

PhD students: Are you already considering how you're gonna write your thesis? Curious about alternatives to Word? Check out the #rmarkdown PhD thesis template I made for the University of Amsterdam!

🔖Documentation: https://t.co/c3WaWVfL5r
📦Package: https://t.co/ZCPUHnxArM

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[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

Time for me as well. So long, and thanks for all the tweets! https://t.co/0568dIlnBW

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@jd_wilko I recently came across this review that includes 41 RCTs (didn't know there were that many already!): https://t.co/YyjJse4oIb

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@bramiozo I recently got the tip to click the little star icon at the top of your feed, and select "View latest tweets". I have the impression this doesn't only organise your feed chronologically, but also shows you less tweets from people you don't actually follow (i.e. clickbait stuff)

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@AleksaKaurin @KMKing_Psych I think I might have been one of those... To be clear, I think it's already awesome that you're sharing data at all, which is still a rarity! And I fully understand you expect some sort of attribution, especially if the data is unique and was effortful to collect.

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@AleksaKaurin Difficult to say when a dataset has been "fully explored"... In one case I shared data *because* they hadn't been fully explored, and I thought this was wasteful. But then I neither had time nor interest myself; obviously different if your career (or your trainees') depends on it

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@AleksaKaurin Yes, I think in all cases I shared data it's because I (ideally) wanted other people to use it. Otherwise I suppose I wouldn't have shared. But I realise this is now getting less clear-cut as institutions/funders might mandate sharing.

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@TomRhysMarshall When I was teaching an undergrad Matlab course I did exactly this exercise live with the class. Though IIRC, students were not as surprised about this behaviour as I thought they would be:). I guess it's not that it doesn't make sense; it's just dangerous if you don't know...

[Malin Overmars @Malin_Overmars]

Happy to share my second publication! 📖

Cerebral #smallvesseldisease is a collective term for problems in the smallest blood vessels in the brain 🧠. This disease causes a wide range of symptoms and may eventually lead to dementia or Parkinson's disease. 1/3

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@nathanwpyle I have this one up over my desk, along with. Very consoling:)

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@charliejhadley I also made a template afterwards, to hopefully make it a little bit easier for others to do the same: https://t.co/I3v0ivWoPe

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@charliejhadley 🙋https://t.co/YwMyuxVkb5

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@IrisVanRooij @jjfahrenfort This also seems like a good schema to keep in mind when writing a peer review of a paper

[Lynn Sörensen @LynnKASorensen]

Why do arousal states differentially impact performance on easy and difficult tasks? We offer a new perspective on this by using DNNs augmented with a global gain mechanism to mimic the effects of arousal!👀

Preprint together with @SanderBohte,@HeleenASlagter & @hsteven9

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[Lynn Sörensen @LynnKASorensen]

Excited to share our preprint: "Leveraging spiking deep neural networks to understand neural mechanisms underlying selective attention" together with @DavideZambrano, @HeleenASlagter, @SanderBohte & @hsteven9
Paper: https://t.co/s7oxCCBAi4
Code/data:https://t.co/awOfMBhxaz
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[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

Het was een eer om hier mijn steentje aan te mogen bijdragen!

[UMC Utrecht @UMCUtrecht]

Arts-onderzoekers en datawetenschappers werken deze week hard samen tijdens een #hackathon! Zij zoeken naar manieren om patiënten met moeilijk behandelbare #reumatoïdeartritis eerder te kunnen herkennen en betere behandeling mogelijk te maken. 💻

➡️ https://t.co/LI3QprWAER

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@msmeehui @sapinker Or, if you only have 1.5 min. : https://t.co/92X4LVUS0S 🙃

[Leon Reteig @LeonReteig]

@mdneuzerling @benrjack There is a letter format: https://t.co/oR7jvSaB4Y

[Science versus Corona @versuscorona]

In case you missed it, in a recent blog post @fdabl describes a Shiny app that allows you to interactively explore #COVID19 exit strategies using the model developed by @luc_coffeng

https://t.co/zc7nWahgJi

[Denny Britz @dennybritz]

CNN Explainer is an interactive visualization tool for learning purposes. It runs a pre-tained CNN in the browser and lets you explore the layers and operations: https://t.co/Zi7lieHeIM

Video: https://t.co/JqZvoUbojZ
Code: https://t.co/TxsNAuj7hA
Paper: https://t.co/6RhexIv52U